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How do I have quick ntfs format the default when I choose the partition to install windows on? The [current] default for me with: FileSystem = * is ntfs non-quick format. Thanks :hello:

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While Ive seen it requested numerous times (including from myself) Ive never seen anyone ever figure out a way to do a non-quick ntfs format. Ive also never seen anyone use the * with FileSystem. Ive only ever known to use "FileSystem = ConvertNTFS", which only does a quick ntfs format.

Are you positive setting FileSystem = * does a full NTFS format??

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I've also seen: Filesystem=LeaveAlone

I made a few things bold in the original post to hopefully clarify what I desire to do. I desire quick ntfs format to be default choice Not normal ntfs format. Thanks

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I've always just used the following:

[DiskConfig]
   Disk1=Disk1.config

[Disk1.config]
   Size1=*
   PartitionType1=primary
   FileSystem1=ntfs
   Quickformat1=Yes

Works everytime for me and quickformats :)

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I've also seen: Filesystem=LeaveAlone

I made a few things bold in the original post to hopefully clarify what I desire to do. I desire quick ntfs format to be default choice Not normal ntfs format. Thanks

Right, thats what I was referring to when I previously mentioned using the following command in your winnt.sif file...

FileSystem = ConvertNTFS

... does a quick format.

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Repartition
Specifies whether to delete all partitions on the first drive of the client computer and to reformat the drive with the NTFS file system.

Syntax Repartition = Yes | No
Values Yes
Deletes all partitions on the first drive and reformats the drive with NTFS.

No
Does not delete partitions or reformat the drive.

Example Repartition = Yes

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